Hi,
Has the default application that handles USB pluggable devices been changed to "Disk analyser"? It used to be nautilus iirc. When I used to plug my devices in, I used to generally get a "Open with Files" notification. Now I get "Open with Disk Analyser." I'm not sure why I'd like to open my device with "Disk Analyser" by default - I'd like to use the device, not see its properties, most of the time.
Another thing - is it possible to choose an application from the notification, or can one just use the application that is being suggested?
On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 9:32 AM, Ankur Sinha sanjay.ankur@gmail.com wrote:
Has the default application that handles USB pluggable devices been changed to "Disk analyser"?
It is a bug[0]. Basically the notification includes the default application for inode/directory, which is set to nautilus.desktop. However this .desktop file no longer exists (because it was renamed), so it falls back to the (alphabetically) first application that supports the inode/directory mimetype.
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